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Nicaragua’s Environmental Groups Nearly Decimated

“They’re punishing the environmental and academic organizations, like the Nicaraguan Academy of Sciences, that also opposed the megaprojects”

The Movement’s principles encapsulate the longing for a democratic country and reconciliation that many of us wish for but have never known.

Nordwind Airlines is expected to use a similar route as recent flights to Venezuela that avoided European airspace.

The scarcity and high price of bread in Cuba are so evident that the official press once again dedicated ample space to the subject.

Diss tracks have sought refuge in two music genres, this new century. Hip hop and later, reggaeton (& its bastard child, reparto – slum reggaeton)

An ID card marked “asylum seeker” conveys legal immigration status, but doesn’t guarantee those people an adequate integration into society.

The Cuban government intends to “incorporate” quail meat and eggs into the Cuban diet, as a substitute for chicken meat and hens laying.

While the Government is demanding urban regulations be respected, the number of complaints about irregular garbage collection is growing.

Rider Gonzalez, who runs a small cafe in Havana’s tourist center, faces a challenge every day to have the basic supplies needed to operate…

As happens in poetry, music and literature, Luis Enrique Mejia turns two words into one: “nicamigrante,” to give it greater rhythm & assertion.